Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-04-07

northern country.
NJ. J. Greenburg, not only the energetic
grocer, but the liberal advertiser, come out
with something new this week on the first
page Of this paper.
j. OKeefe now has charge of the Asotin-
Lewiston telephone Office at Asotin City
Mr.. Morey, the former agent, has sold out
his entire interest in the line.
Miss Ida Gordon is now endcavoring to
break the young urchins of Genesee from
throwing spi. balls Well, she commenced
teaching school at that place on Monday.
c.. d. Fleming, gcntlemanly agent for
Frank Bros. claims to have made cash sales
to emigrants who arrived in this city on
Saturday last, to the amount of S42O in
farming implements.
AL. Vanese came down from Camas Pra-
irie yesterday, and will try to take up load
of freight, the first freighting for the season.
He Gays the road across the mountain is yet
in fearful condition.
A fst-cuff occurred in this city On Friday
evening last between two well-known far
mers-one from the north and the other
from the east. They were released upon
payment Of fine and costs.
The pupils of the St. Aloysius Academy
have commenced preparing for the closing
exercises of the school, which promise to be
grand. The entertainment will be given i'll
the &. ! B. hall for the public.
A. W. Gordon, son of Mrs. H. n. Gordon
of this city, and in former years employed
by DR.. Nj. A. Kelly in the drug business IN
this city, is now at Granite, Montana, in
| Ia<% tn v)r X AllV
Prof, Hill, an able and affable young man
who has been teaching in the Lewis Cole
giate institute during the past winter, has
resigned his position, and the vacancy been
filled by Miss Nettie Moore, neice of Judge
Norman Buck.
N. P. Heartburg, the tailor, has returned
from winter visit to Camas Prairie, and is
now at his old stand ON Third street, really
and prepared to 90 all work in the tailoring
line. He makes speciality of cleaning and
repairing clothing.
The bar. keeper at the Palace Saloon fooled
a we'll known citizen on Friday last (all fools
day). The gentleman called for "whiskey
straight" and the bar-keeper set out bot
tie other than the A No. Cutter Nhiskey
The drink made the man sick.
Mrs. L. C. Sullivan returned on Sunday
=. steamer from Colfax. She was accompanied
by her step-daughter. Miss Belle Sullivan
A little bird whispers us surprise well
Colfax gentleman is expected on the l2tt
E inst. and it will all happen then.
Three candidates for the office Of cit,
| marshal have already so announced them
! selves for that office, subject to the will o
the voters of Lewiston at the coming city
election. These, in the persons of s. L
: Thompson, ST., Chas Bisbin and j. kearney
WEDDING BELLs.-On Tuesday evening
next, the 18th inst, two more of lewiston
s fair children 60 to the altar hand in hant
o for the purpose of having tied that everlast
inc knot. This to be performed in the per
n sous of Mr.. d. S. Dent and Miss Mat
r Jennings.
C. Z. Monteith left on Tuesday mornin
for Wardner, Idaho, where he will take u
. his abode and engage in the general mer
= chandise business at that Place. We wis
Charley unbounded success in his new enter
i. prise. His family will not leave for severa
e weeks yet.
Deputy sheriff Daugherty returned o
Il Tuesday from Blaekfoot, whittier he wen
q with Jenny Smith, insane, and placed he
9 in the asylum at that place. He says tina
all of North Idaho patients in the asylul
le are getting along nicely. Mr.. Daughert
Is made the round trip in eight days.
The Lewiston brass band have in sto:
N for the lovers Of dancing grand treat; Thu
VI! IN the style Of social hop on Thursday e,
ening, April IA, at the Grostein g. Binnar
hall, Tickets $3.50, exclusive of suppe
d Let us all 20 and help the band boys; LEI
q will be over and we can all rejoice.
Miss Essie Phillips music class are pr
Of pairing for grand musical concert, whie
oil will be given to the public on Wednesda
evening next, at the Universalist churcl
Admission, so cents. Miss Phillips is
~ ~ finished musician and a competent teache
;" and the public may expect grand treat fro
her well trained class.
r. The Lewiston Amateurs have set the tin
ID for the production Of their thrilling thr
act drama-"E Enlisted for the War"-f
r.. Friday evening, April %. On Saturd'
40 evening, the 23rd inst, repetitit
y of "Above the Clouds" which the socie
have been requested by many Of our citize
~ to repeat, will be given.
o. While you are perfectly able. financial
and when you know you are indebted to Z
n TELLER office, why do you not come forwa
ed and perfect settlement! Do you stop
consider that our creditors are waiting
US, and that the amount you are indebt
'rs to Us, would aid US to pay our indebte
~ ness. Think well and act wisely.
Johnny Stevens cordially invites the pu
10 lie to his Driving Park. two miles east
p. town on Saturday next. On the. aft
noon Of that day stallion trotting race "
take place on the track, mile heats. b
.s three in five. The stations entered ar
W. Testers ''Billy Baker," Baird Bros. och
and D. Spurbeck's stranger" Hacks "
mt ply between town and the Park during I
MI day, and while there. your comfort will
cared for by the hospitable prophets
81 ]. p. Stevens.
he We are very sorry to say that many CO.
plants have been made during the past t
weeks of come Of our youug lads creati
ZEE much disturbance about the churches duri
~ service hours. in the way of yelling. thro
ing stones against the church buildings q
cd and in ons instance one Of the windo
nd Of the Presbyterian church was b
ken. Parties are on the alert, and If I
ofenss is il repeated, and the guilty OF
3e caught, they viii BE- prosecuted to the +
no extent Of the law. '.Forbearancs has ceaa
n he = virkue" With thoaa in authority